Bobby Shmurda Rejects Plea Deal, Trial Date Set In Case

Alongside Rowdy Rebel and his GS9 crew, the Brooklyn rapper appeared in front of a Manhattan Supreme Court judge on Thursday morning, where their group of legal attorneys received a trial date of October 5th, 2015. While walking in the room, Bobby appeared emotionless, as he did not acknowledge his family or even the president of Epic Records, Sylvia Rhone.

Prosecutors reminded the defense that Bobby has a standing offer of an eight-year sentence for his role as the “mastermind” behind the GS9 collective that combined are facing over 100 charges of assault, murder and more.

Bobby’s trial is expected to last about two months, as he has been charged with one count of reckless endangerment, two counts of criminal possession of a weapon, multiple conspiracy counts, and one count of criminally using drug paraphernalia.

During his court session, prosecutors mentioned that he was recently disciplined after accepting a sharp metal object from another inmate. Sources close to the rapper claim the prosecution didn’t properly describe the event in full detail.